Community
StratoWeave brings operators, developers, vendors, and integrators together around model-driven, declarative orchestration. You can contribute code, test a deployment, improve the documentation, or bring a network automation problem to the community. The project has a neutral home at the Linux Foundation and is an LF Networking project.
Get involved
- Introduce yourself in Zulip chat and tell us what you are working on.
- Come to a community meeting to meet contributors and discuss your ideas.
- Explore ways to contribute and find where you can help.
Community meetings
The community meets weekly on Thursdays at 09:30 Eastern / 15:30 Central European time.
- Join the community meeting.
- Read the community meeting minutes.
- Meeting recordings are available through the Past Meetings tab in your LF profile.
Webinars and talks
Watch our webinars and conference talks, starting with the StratoWeave introduction webinar.
Ways to contribute
As an operator you can bring deployment requirements and operational experience for various use cases. Vendors and integrators can help build reusable integrations. Documentation, bug reports, and reproductions are valuable contributions alongside code.
Useful contributions include YANG models, transforms, device adapters, tests, use case requirements, documentation, and feedback from real networks. New to StratoWeave? Start with the tutorials and the instructions in the repository you are interested in contributing to.
Collaborate across projects
We welcome collaboration with other LF Networking projects, open-source communities, and standards development organizations. Join a community call to introduce your project and the problem you want to solve, or contact info@stratoweave.org for an introduction.
General inquiries
Please contact info@stratoweave.org for general inquiries including questions about the project, community involvement, analyst inquiries, and media requests. For security issues, please contact security@stratoweave.org, review the security policy for details.